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Diaz resigned his command and went back to Oaxaca when peace was restored but soon became dissatisfied with the Juarez administration. He led an unsuccessful protest against the 1871 reelection of Juarez, who died the following year.

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He was the general from the french side. He ran 6,000 troops through Puebla. He was an arrogant aristocrat.

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He was the general on the Mexico side. He was texas-born. He led the army to a complete victory at the battle of Puebla.

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Was Mexicos president. He ordered the execution of Ferdinand. Once war was over he hosted a celebration of Zaragoza as a national hero and declared May 5th as cinco de mayo.

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He was the leader of France at the time of the cinco de mayo battle. He thought that he could carve out Mexico and make it into an empire. He rounded up his troops and causes Mexicos president and his troops to retreat.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAOG795Yrm8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaRf4DpHxgY

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Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's unlikely victory over the French forces of Napoleon III on May 5, 1862, at the Battle of Puebla. If this never happened, Mexico still could be ruled by the French.

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It was Puebla, where the Mexican army had its victory over France. This was at the time of Franco- Mexican war. The Mexican army was largely out numbered by the invading France.

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It is celebrated on May 5th.

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Cinco de Mayo is actually celebrated more in America than Mexico. It is the celebration of the defeat of the French on Mexican soil. The largest cinco de mayo celebration is in Los Angles.